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I've had a muscle twitching in my jaw for 3 days. not painful but annoying and the twitch is visible. what could be causing it?
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Most likely fatigue: I first suspet fatigue. This s a fasiculation most often benign in etiology, but sometimes these can occur from neurologic reason. You physician can clarify
Answered 4/23/2017
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